…They spend more time than anyone else streaming music, film, and entertainment, contributing an estimated $2.9 billion in box office receipts per year. They also dominate service jobs. In recent…
…face. She told me the concept came from her efforts to reclaim some of the narratives she was told about her tías and primas through the age-old Latina practice of…
…people to do some really gnarly stuff,” Arjona, 32, told Latina Media Co during a recent interview. “Sure, there are elements of [feminism] in the film – of women coming…
…and figurative clutching of pearls over the colorful opening ceremony, which showed drag queens in all shapes, colors, and sizes “recreating and mocking the Last Supper” (the connection to the…
…ghost story that explores deep themes of redemption, loss, and war, César Augusto Acevedo’s Horizonte promises a poetic examination of facing the truth. The film follows a recently reunited mother…
…For instance, a study by the National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) shows that people who receive positive messages regarding Latinos, regardless of where that messaging came from (news, commercials, telenovelas,…
…Paulo Lins, City of God broke records at the box office in its native country and shortly thereafter hit international markets with great success. For its gritty realism, frenetic pace,…
…get to the reconciliation part of truth and reconciliation, and this film insists that we haven’t gotten to the whole truth yet.” She continues, “This is the first time evidence…
…invites loyal fans like me into her bittersweet, past relationships, but never close enough to know exactly what she went through. Until recently. In Netflix’s new Mon Laferte, Te Amo…
…of the amazing things this world has to offer you.” Cinematic Moments in the Final Season We get a really cool recap from Detective Diego in episode three, connecting strings…
